2015 Missouri Football Fall Camp Central

It's 'when,' not 'if,' for Charles Harris

Charles Harris has completely flipped the conversation from if he can be the next great Mizzou defensive end to when. And two years ago on Signing Day, we hadn't even heard of him.

Watercooler: ATTAAAAAAACK

Barry Odom has used outside linebackers Clarence Green and Donavin Newsom aggressively in Missouri's first two scrimmages, and the Tigers have their most aggressive ever set of corners in Kenya Dennis, Aarion Penton, etc.

Okē Akushé can't stop making plays

It's easy to root for Corbin Berkstresser

Former Mizzou starting quarterback Corbin Berkstresser is preparing to become a Navy SEAL and allegedly offering his spot on the depth chart to a younger player. Plus: Richaud Floyd's life was turned upside down by Hurricane Katrina.

Maty (and his completion rate) showed growth

Maty Mauk threw to easier options (tight ends, running backs) at Missouri's second fall scrimmage, and his completion rate rose to 68 percent as a result.

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Donavin Newsom strained his shoulder at Thursday's scrimmage

Watercooler: 1080p HD tight ends

Missouri tight ends Jason Reese and Sean Culkin have come up with a nickname for themselves, Nate Crawford's progress has been both speedy and a little surprising, and Charles Harris remains disruptive and exciting.

Quarterbacks, Mizzou offense, win second scrimmage

Maty Mauk, Drew Lock and Mizzou's offense were clicking in the second scrimmage of fall camp

OL: The Next Generation

Missouri's offensive line will get a makeover in 2016 after the graduation of five seniors from the two-deep. Which of Mizzou's true and redshirt freshmen will get the first shot at making an impact?

Which senior LG starts?

Seniors Taylor Chappell and Brad McNulty are battling it out for Missouri's starting left guard spot. The two have combined for 25 career starts.

Nickel back Newsom?

Donavin Newsom's speed will give him a chance to play nickel back for Mizzou in passing situations, instead of the customary safety. Plus: new defensive back Anthony Hines gets used to Columbia, and Mizzou prepares for its second scrimmage.

Mitch Hall is big, strong, and glitchy

Mitch Hall, a senior from Russellville, Ark., appears to have locked down the starting job at right guard for Missouri this fall. Now he has to keep it.

Evan Boehm: Awesome and weird

Evan Boehm's post-2015 departure will leave a talent, leadership, and weirdness void on the Missouri offensive line. But the Tigers have him for one more year.

Watercooler: Augusta shrinking, Beckner shining

Missouri defensive tackle Josh Augusta is trying to shrink down from 360 pounds to 335, freshman Terry Beckner Jr. is dominant in drills, and receiver J'Mon Moore is day-to-day with a shoulder injury.

The battle for starting RT isn't over yet

It appears three players are vying for Mizzou's starting right tackle job: sophomores Nate Crawford and Clay Rhodes and JUCO transfer Malik Cuellar.

McGovern: Strong man and veteran

Connor McGovern is Mizzou's strongest player and a two-year starter, prepping to start at his third position in 2015: left tackle.

Early risers after Mizzou's first scrimmage

Several players distinguished themselves after Mizzou's first scrimmage.

Receiver injuries are frustrating

Injuries to Johnathon Johnson and J'Mon Moore have rendered Missouri's receiver depth perilous once again.

Echard, Blanton look for a niche

In the battle for Mizzou's No. 3 tight end spot, Kendall Blanton looks for a niche as a big pass target while Clayton Echard mans the "sixth lineman" role.

Jason Reese appears to be well-rounded

Both as a blocker and receiver, Mizzou tight end Jason Reese appears to have quite a bit of potential, and he has begun to show more of that potential in the 2015 offseason.

Can Culkin come through, especially early?

Junior tight end Sean Culkin could see plenty of early opportunities in Missouri's offense as the Tigers attempt to break in quite a few young receivers.

Mizzou adopting Carroll-style rugby tackling

Missouri defensive coordinator Barry Odom has been teaching the rugby-style tackling techniques by Seattle Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll. Also: Mizzou's passing game looked good in Saturday's scrimmage, but the o-line was a bit jumpy.

Young Mizzou WRs impress

J'Mon Moore, Nate Brown, Justin Smith, Johnathon Johnson, and others from the Mizzou receiving corps looked athletic and sharp in the Tigers' first fall scrimmage.

Lock shines in Mizzou's first scrimmage

Drew Lock completed 14 of 19 passes with two touchdowns in Mizzou's first scrimmage of fall camp.